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Δ HIGH: Cone 9 - 10 Clays
Note: Axner, Laguna and Miller Clays are formulated and categorized to perform as ^06, ^5 and ^10. Most clay can be successfully fired at varying temperatures (1 to 2 cones) above and below their indicated firing ranges. Variables do exist and testing must be done to ensure clay meets an individual's needs or circumstances.
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Products In This Category
 A medium coarse, Cone 10 dark clay with 60 mesh sand. Turns deep brown in reduction and brown in oxidation. Good for various forming techniques.
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A premier, cream-white, throwing clay that is easy to throw and form. Smooth porcelain texture. Fires gray/white in reduction and lighter in oxidation. It is similar to porcelain but it throws like a dream.
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A very popular white stoneware, #510 is a very plastic, smooth throwing clay with superior handbuilding and slab properties. Contains fine grog.
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An off-white, typical light stoneware throwing clay. Medium texture for good tooth. Contains fire clay, no additional color.
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This is considered by many to be the best clay for production pottery. Ideal for those who Sgraffito, wax resist and want a finer texture to minimize picking. Great for planters, etc.
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This low sulfur body is less prone to bloating than most clays in Cone 10 reduction firings. You will appreciate minimal sulfur odor. Warm toast color in reduction. Similar properties to Miller #900.
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Made primarily of English Grolleg. Contains plasticizers to make this the finest translucent porcelain available for throwing, thin slab work and handbuilding. Excellent white color. Has become a "standard" in the Northeast U.S.
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This clay is the same formula as Soldate-30, but contains finer 60 mesh sand. The texture is medium coarse. Gray in the raw form with a high sand content which makes it an ideal choice for large thrown pieces and sculptural forms.
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Has the plastic nature and glaze friendly creamy color of B-Mix with Grog and all the added qualities of paper clay. It is a great choice for sculptural vessels and has the positive throwing qualities you expect from B-Mix with Grog.
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Cone 10 B-Mix clay with the addition of a very fine grog; provides a smooth fired texture and light speckling.
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A specially formulated version of Laguna's popular B-mix body for wood and salt firing. Takes Salt and Soda well and exhibits very nice flashing characteristics in wood firings. Holds up well in Cone 12 atmospheric firings.
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This clay is lightly grogged, no sand and has shown to do really well with both hand built and thrown ceramic wares. Fires to a bluish color in bisque. Deep black at cone 10. Black clays can affect glazes so testing will be required.
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Fires gray-stony white in reduction at cone 10, off white at cone 8 oxidation, and bright white at cone 05 (raku). A rough textured, low shrinkage body designed for large-scale handbuilding and tiles.
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Fires cool white with medium translucency in reduction at cone 10. Originally designed by Harlan House, it is a classic, high kaolin/low ball clay, porcelain for throwing and handbuilding. It is particularly easy to trim and dry.
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